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Tn. Cob. s,r,l. No, We, Ended.

PITTsBURG, Pa, July "a
Chronicle Telegraph Uniontown
Pa special, says: "The coke strike
has not yet ended. The action Of
yesterdays convention in Offering "a
resume work il sliding scale wa:
agreed to, has caused good deal Of
dissatisfaction aud another meeting
will be held on Monday, when it will
probably be decided to continue the
strike. Notwithstanding this, the
operators seem TO be on top, and q
general resumption is regarded as
ouly a question Of short time. The
situation at West Leisenring is un.
changed. A few additional men
went back 10 work today. Every
thing is quiet, and Pinkerton's men
approhend no serious trouble.
A dispatch from Dawson says 200
Swedes marched 10 the Jimtown
works at noon and notified the su.
perintepdent that they we're ready TO
60 TO work. They will resume on
Monday.
At Eyerson the excitement is in /.
tense. The strikers held another
meeting today aud resolved not TO be
governed by the action Of yesterday,
but 10 stand out for the advance.
The leaders favor q resumption at
the old wages, but the rank and Gle
want the increasa.
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A VERY VIGOROUS KICK.
TIE KlGHTS or LABOR DISIN.
TEGRArING.
hey Will Not Conform to the New
Constitution, Which Takes En-
feet Tomorrow.

New York, July 9.-There will be
very vigorous kick against the new
constitution Of the Knights Of Labor,
which goes into effect on Monday,
according to the General Executive
Board. At least 300 local assemblies
in this neighborhood will refuse to
be guided by its provisions. District
Assembly No. rs, which voted
against it to local, will run the risk
Of suspension rather than work IN
der it. Some ofthe Knights opposed
to 1t doubt tho accuracy Of the count
by which the Executive Board
declared it adopted. They would
like to look at the official list Of To-
calls that voted for and against it.
The new administration of District
No. 40, is in the long list Of directors.
1t is said that the new constitution
was unconstitutionally projected,
even if the count was all right. One
of the features in the new constitu-
ton that is particularly Objectionable,
is the compulsory tax Of two
cents a head q month for
the cooperative fund managed by
the Executive Board. If the locals
had been permitted to vote on each
article separately this feature would
have been rejected by big majority.
But they we're compelled to reject or
accept the constitution as a whole.
There will be a general refusal of the
assemblies hereabou;s to recognize
the new rule curtailing the size Of
the general assembly. The old rule
gave every 1000 knights delegate
the new rule calls for a delegate to
every 5000. The result of this will
be that many assemblies will elect
delegates according to the old rule
and send them to Minneapolis in o.
tober. A lively time over the &C.
ceptance or rejection by the Commit.
tee on Credentials is certain.
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Discsntent Spreading.

PITTsBURG, Pa, July 9.-Discon-
tent is spreading among the Knights
Of Labor, iron and steel workers
throughout the country. They are
indignant at the general officers Of
the order because they have not been
granted a charter for a National
Trades Assembly, and already sew
eral assemblies threaten to withdraw
from the order unless charter is
granted. II is just one month since
the organization was formed at Har-
risburg, Pa, and an application
made for charter. Since then
nothing has been heard from the
Knights Of Labor headquarters at
Philadelphia. A prominent mem
Der OF the order left for Philadelphia
this morning, with instructions to
call on General Master Workman
Powderly aud insist upon the grant.
ing Of the charter. The National
Assembly is composed OF iron work
ers in Pennsylvania. New York Ohio,
Virginia, West Virginia, Illinois and
New Jersey.
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The July Co.mor olitan is the first
number OF this remarkably success.
iul magazine published in New York
city. Since Us removal from Roch.
ester IL has been greatly enlarged aud
improved In every way. It's hand.
some cover, designed by Stanford
White, Is certain 20 attract attention.
It's beautiful illustrations aud great
variety OF interesting and valuable
articles by prominent writer. make
It the best aud cheapest magazine
published. IL opens with a hand.
somely illustrated article by Louise
Chandler Moulton, entitled "a
Lazy Tour in Spain" The
irontispiece, In a Madrid Cafe, en-.
graved by Vclten, is beautiful.
Monte Carlo Its Games and
Gamcsters, by Charles q. Welman.
is another handsomely illustrated
article that is certain to attract az.
tention, being full aud picturesque
description OF the most famous gam.
bling resort in the world. Other ar.
ticles, with poems, aud the usual
amount OF editorial matter, make IN
q moro than usually entertaining
number.
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PIrrsBURo, Pa, July 9.-Fifis
delegates, representing nearly all The
potters in the United States, met Al
East Liverpool, O., yesterday ahd
formed a national trades assembly OIL
the Knights Of Labor. j. N. 0'Neil
Of East Liverpool, was elected dis.
trict master workman. An applica-
ton has been made 10 General Mas.
ter Workman Powderly for a char.
ter. The membership OF the national
assembly will run we'll up into the
thousands, but just how many can
not now be stated.
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A BRAVE MAN
Games His Antagonist who ChaI.
Ienges Him.

NEW YORK, July "a epecial from
Il Pa,o, Tex, says: A sensation ives
caused here Thursday evening by
Sheriff James II. White, OF this city,
publicly Gaming E. r. Fox, prom
inent stone mason and contractor.
Toe Gaming WAS the sherifi's reply to a
challenge which Fox sent him Thurs
day to fight duel in Mexico. The
trouble between Sheriff White and
Fox dates back about two weeks. Fox
Ia inveterste litlgsnt and is seldom
without from one TO half d zen cases
In court. The therfi was highly 10.
dienapt at Fox for having, as he
charged, used him IN an attempt to
d, ffsnd some miners In q suit at law.
Last Tuesday evening Sheriff White
and Fox CHANGED to meet. Fox no
derlook to pour out tale OF griev.
snces. Whites temper b sEed up, and
turning to Fox he Numbered: "You
lie. You know you lie; the public
knows II, and can prove It,"
Thursdsy afternoon Sheriff White
rec ed IN insulting LIT r
from Fox, winding up with a chsl.
leoge 10 meet HIM across the Rio
Grande, and a. ten psces prove who
was the coward aud liar. Fox sddt d
that secrecy would be necessary, and
appointed place Of meeting to sett q
details. The shtr d Intended to igu ore
the challenge, but while walking
down the prioclpal street at s O'Clock
Thu sdsy evening h, happs I'd to
meet For, who c,me up to him eyi.
IDENTIFY to arrange for the affair OF hor-
or. White promptly told Fox Whist HI
thought OF him aud wound no by
slsppipg him In the face and break.
ing email cane over bis head +, \
struck White once With his fist and
the two men thel walked away from
each other.
ut Is an UNPLEASANT, yes q danger.
on, matter" Fox laid alter yard, "snd
the lees ssid a5ou. it tbe better"
Fox Is hot tempered and II Is feared
that more trouble will follow. Snsrif
White 10 man OF medium size, bu
he Ia one oil the bravest men in To,
West. Ordinarily he Is one Of IN,
mildesl men to be fond, though bu
lew men care 10 provoke his wrath.
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NJ arrrlrx.. s.n,s Of Humar

Mr.. Greeley's sense Of humor was
Of peculiar sort, but ii was allied
10 genius. SO many anecdotes have
been told Of him in illustration of
this that one can hardly expect TO
produce any now that someone has
not repeated. Those who tried to
JOKE with him to his disadvantage
were generally worstod, whether
they did it orally or through the
press. One evening an associate
editor OF he Tribune accosted him
as he came in 10 his desk with some
such question as this:
Didn't you know, Mr.. Greeley,
that you made q dreadful bluuder in
one Of your statistical editorials this
morning.
"No; how was III" said Mr..
Greeley.
why, you said something about
'Heidsieck and champagne. Don't
you know Heidsick is champagne2'
well, said Mr.. Greeley quietly,
III am the only editor on this paper
that could make that mistake"
On another occasion a person who
wished 10 have little fun at the
expense OF his consistency, said in a
group whore Mr.. Greeley was stand
ingy o
are old friends. We have drank a
good deal OF brandy aud water to-
gether."
res. said Mr.. Greeley, that is
true enough. You drank the brandy
aud drank the water"
Tobacco was his especial dislike;
aud, friend Of mine knowing this
well, while handing around box of
cigars to a few who we're present with
Mr.. Greeley, took especial pains TO
hand him the box with great ostenta-
ton.
mo" said Mr.. Greeley, II thank
you, ! haven got 80 low down as that
yet only DR. NIX and swear"
| must say, however, in contradic-
tion Of q charge that must have been
much exaggerated aud purposely dis.
torteu Nlor " was favorltc imputa-
ton against him with many), that |,
at least, never heard him use eIple.
tive that could not be repeated In a
refined circle. He had as justiiable
occasions, though, for obligatory
epithets as any one ever knew; and,
II he had not sometimes spoken We
hemently be would have been truly
angelic. His handwriting, 10 spite
Of all that was said Of IL, was not the
worst in the world; but il was very
nearly the homeliest. IL was fairly
appalling TO look at. But il did have
q somewhat uniform alphabet. AL.
most all the words, like q certain
Que in Rufus Chsste's peumanship,
looked like "gridirons struck by
lightning" But when you once dis.
covered the key TO this chirography.
IL was not 10 very hard TO read. The
stories about IL, though, are more
numerous than the fables Of lEsop.
Jane Burton 10 the July Cosmo.
politan.
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$3.50, 500 Tipton County
Bonds for Sale.
UNION AND PLANTERS BANK, I
MKnPHIa. TENN. lima "a. 1887.

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK,l
MEMPHIS, TENN, juno IA, 1887, J
By authority We offer for sale, through
,eAlsd proposals only. sl3O.5OO Tiptsn
County Six Per Cent. Coupon Bonds, dated
May /. 1887. maturing as follows,
sll.0O0 duo s years after date
s2S,t00 due 10 years after date.
ss7,5OO due Is years after date.
s5S,5OO duo 20 years after date.
All in denominations Of $500 and coupons,
payable semi-spnually on February LIST and
August lst of each year, covering each sig
months interest, except that the first coupon,
payable February Let, next, covers nine
months interest and the last maturing cou-
pom three months interest. All on the face
are payable at this Bank and can DO redeemed
after Eve years from drte.
Address sealed proposal the Board o
Directors Union and Plant Bank. Nom
phis. Tenn" marked IBID for Bonds"
with certified check for ihrse per cent q
the amount bid for a. a guaranty Of compli-
ancc, and such proposals will remain un-
opened until IL m. July q. 1887, at which
time they will be opened and awards made to
the highest bidders, except that bids for less
than par and accrued interest cannot DO en-
tertained.
In addition to the amount bidior the Bonds
purchasers will have to pay for the interest
accrued since May LIST. past.
These Bonds are issued for the redemption
OF like amount Of unmatured Certificates
Of Indebtedness which constitute the entire
debt Of the county. except 4 small floating
debt for current expenses fully covered By
past due cOllectible taxes.
Henry Craft, Ed, and Messrs. Turley 4
Wright, we're engaged to investigate and pro-
nounce upon the legislation and proceedings
under which they were issued, and their
written opinion concludes as followsi
"Affer careful consideration We give II as
"our opinion tha the action Of the county 10
"lully auth rired by said legislation and In
CONFORMITY thereto; and that the bonds To
"be issued under il will be the valid and
legal bonds Of Upton county,"
Fortified By an opinion Of validity and
regularity from such able and eminent at
torneys, wo have no hesitation In recon-
mending TO inyest tors as most desirable and
thoroushly safe investment those Bonds Is
sued BY cou ~ so wealthy, prosperous, and
so lightly burdened with debt.
NAPOLEON HILL. President.
s. p. READ, Cashier,
Of Union and Planters Bank
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MxMPHW DAILY APPEAL--sUNDAY. JULY 10. 1887.

low. harsh voice, turning TO those
who had gathered near, 1T is not
needed now. Herel"--and un-
strapping Q belt Of formidable weap-
ons from his saddle, he flung them
upon the ground-here are the
proofs. "Yes, gentlemen, l found
my brother.
And rs they looked upon the
weapons they saw that they were
stained with blood.
But no man answered him, no man
stayed him, and once more mounting
he rode slowly down the valley.
GEORGE HOMER MEYER.
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ilo.opl

NtNsNNA
lie might. perhaps, have had sui,
ioicnt curiosity 10 approach .and
read the remainder Of the poster, bul
by this time tho little group, oi
miners had drawn near enough ia
exchange ere,tings with him. rs.,s-,
IL was evident that the cook had
made some explanation in relation 20
his presence there, but the looks
which were turned upon him by the
nov comers, even in the midst Of
their cordial aud friendly greetings,
expressed something more than sur.
prise, and he could not avoid hear.
ing ono ,nutter, Good Lord, deliver
us in 4 manner which seemed TO
indicate that il was no triains
emotion which the speaker thus ex
pressed.
There was one among the sroup OF
bronxed and boarded gold seek ers, on
whom the others seemed 10 look
somewhat as 10 a Leaders hand
some, blue eyed aud courily man
nered individual. TO whom Wallace
felt instantly drawn. His compan.
ions called him Bob" Robert
Morris Manly, attorney at law, his
name, style aud title had been back
IN the States. This gentleman was
peculiarly courteous in his greetings
10 Wallace, and entered into CONVEX
.sation with him in a manner that
ecmed 10 indicate every desire TO
make the stranger feel himself on.
tirely al home
But in the midst Of a pleasant I'd
mark upon some indifferent subject
he suddenly paused, while an inyol.
untary frown betokened the intru.
sion OF some unpleasant thought lie
cleared his brow in moment. how.
ever, aud went on with the oonyersa.
ton, but Wallace did not fail 10 no.
tice that he seemed an instant alter
TO turn particularly fiery glance
upon the cook, 10 whom also w allace
imagined he addressed a remark In
an angry whisper. Whether his
was 10 or not the cook shortly alter
strolled away from the Gre, 10 which
he returned moment later. holding
a large bunch Of crumplod pansy
which he tossed carelossly into tbn
names before resuming his culinary
occupation. There was nothinr in
this circumstance. OF course. bnt
when the stranger found occasion 40
glsnce about him a lev moments AZ
tor he could no, but notice tina, tho
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InseIvept Notice.

State Of Tennsssse, Shelby county-Ofhos
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Nen.Resident Notice.

ircuit Court Of Shelby county, Teaneuee-
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appearing from retition hisd IN this
aute, Which is sworn 20, that tbs Dc end-
mt, Thomas rayllr' " a non-residsnt Of the
late Of tennessee
II h therefore ordered, That he maks
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